Former Ohio Senate Minority Leader, Columbus City Council member Ben Espy dies at 81
Former Ohio Senate minority leader, Columbus City Council member, Ohio State University alumnus and attorney Ben Espy has died at age 81.
Ohio State, Penn State continue to bolster Big Ten’s reputation — are we headed for a B1G finale?
Ohio State won the regular-season matchup with Penn State 20-13 at Beaver Stadium. If the teams face off for the national ...
Former state senator, Columbus City Councilmember Ben Espy passes away
Epsy graduated from The Ohio State University in 1965 with a BA in political science. During his time at Ohio State, he ...
Columbus-based appeals court says Ohio State students not entitled to COVID closure refund
In a 3-0 decision, an appeals court decided Ohio State University students can't get refunds for the university's closure ...
Has Ohio State found answers to its biggest question? Inside the O-line’s hard-luck season
The Buckeyes' hard-luck offensive line has been shuffled and shuffled again. Can it meet the moment in the Rose Bowl against ...
LeBron James reps Ohio State football after torching Blazers
LeBron James revels in Ohio State’s Rose Bowl win and the celebrates his son Bryce’s decision to go to Arizona to play basketball (despite being wary of the bad influence fellow Wildcats Richard ...
Ohio State Coach Chip Kelly 'Big Smile' After Beating Former Team Oregon Ducks
To say the Ohio State Buckeyes’ performance at the Rose Bowl was a shock to the Oregon Ducks is an understatement. The Buckeyes kept the Ducks without many answ ...
WFMJ2d
Warren doctor announces run for Ohio Secretary of State
Hambley is a Hematology Oncologist specializing in the care and treatment of patients with blood cancer and leukemia at the ...
Oregon HC Dan Lanning uses Michigan to explain embarrassing night vs. Ohio State
Oregon was crushed by Ohio State in the Rose Bowl and head coach Dan Lanning isn't making any excuses about his team's ...
Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center reaches deal with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
The deal allows more than 110,000 people to continue to receive care through Ohio State University's medical facilities.